Aircraft

[Deesse23]

@Deese23

I work at Intel among some of the brightest minds I've ever met, many of them EEs. Just because you are an electrical engineer doesn't mean you work with the necessary disciplines to address what we are talking about. So thanks for the horse laugh but a detailed response would be much more appreciated than your halo effect, bullshit response. I doubt the efficacy of dielectric stress being used for propulsion but it is better to engage the discussion rather than just laugh it off.

Normally, I'd be inclined to agree. 

However, given Haipule's obvious disdain for established science and his sporadic attempts at near-trolling, I doubt very much that he's interested in 'engaging the discussion'.  Look at the OP again - he claimed to have met a guy who claimed to have seem this aircraft at an Air Force base. No corroboration, no first hand account, nothing but a baseless, impossible-to-confirm claim.  And bear in mind that this is the guy who thinks the luminiferous aether is real and that black holes don't exist.

Sometimes, a horse laugh is the best possible response.

Boru

We are talking also about a kook from the 30s who claimed to have found "antigravity", an effect which is supposed to connect gravity to the other fundamental forces, which is like one of the two holy grails of physics. I am completely open to this idea in general, but if you want to convince me of this you need to provide a bit more.....substance.